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Don't Walk Away From Your Mortgage

By
Real Estate Agent with RE/MAX Professionals 253.225.8322

Short Sale Specialist in Tacoma, WA

A recent study estimates 36% of Americans think walking away is a viable option when they owe more on their home than what it's worth. Clearly, few know the financial consequences of these actions. Even fewer understand the options available to them.

If you or someone you know is at the crossroads of deciding whether or not to walk away or "strategically default," you'll find nothing strategic about foreclosure, especially when there are solutions to avoid it.

GIVING THE GREEN LIGHT TO FINANCIAL STABILITY.

Fortunately, there are options to avoid foreclosure and protect your financial future.  From short sales and loan modifications to renting your home, it's vital that you know what you can truly do to avoid the financial damage of foreclosure.

Most homeowners who decide to strategically default face the burdens of:

        Credit issues

        Current employment challenges

        Future employment challenges

        Issues with security clearance

        Possible debt collections

        And more

 

 

Sandy Wagner

 

Short Sale Specialist in Tacoma, WA and Gig Harbor, WA

 

Helping people find a way out of foreclosure

 

253.225.8322

 

www.sandywagnerhomes.com

 

 

James Loftis
RealEstate911.com - West Palm Beach, FL
RealEstate911.com

More and more people appear to be going the way of  strategic default to get rid of the debt burden

of a home that is under water. Went to a recent seminar on foreclosures and they were talking about how

the Mortgage Bankers Association in Washington D.C. had a strategic default on there building, after which they moved into a rental property.

Aug 20, 2011 02:15 PM
David Farrell
David V. Farrell Co. - Garden City, NY
Licensed NY State Real Estate Broker

That is some amazing information that everyone should know.  Thnnks so much for getting the word out!

Aug 20, 2011 02:19 PM